In winter it is often the case that my notebook is quite cold. This happens especially when I'm not at home and the rooms then cool down a bit. When I come back home, the notebook feels extremely cool when touched, even though the room is not really that cool. I wonder if it is harmful if I then turn on my notebook directly? It may take some time until the notebook reaches room temperature. I ask, because I have often heard of condensation that could form when it suddenly gets too warm (although the notebook itself is still cool), which happens when you turn on the notebook. With my old notebook, I've never really paid any attention to this and nothing has ever happened, perhaps because the notebook was not cold enough.
As long as it's not minus grade, nothing will happen
No,
but your battery will only be empty faster than usual.
Clear. The best before the start first for 30 seconds in the microwave.
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